St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


terday.
l.. w. Campbell has left the firm of Pills
bury s. Co.
Aid. Gibson purchased the first dog license
| tag issued yesterday.
Col. Charles W. Johnson will deliver the
Decoration day address.
There will be an adjourned meeting of the
board of education tonight.
The monthly meeting of the real estate ex-
| change will be held this morning
Robert Branton will be chief marshal of the
Grand Army parade on Decoration day.
J. N. Mind has resighted the management
| OF the panorama, and has been succeeded by
j. A. Thompson.
James Murphy, for failing to APP pear in the
district court as witness yesterday was ar
rested and fined $500.
The Bloomington Avenue Improvement as
ISOLATION wants the city to purchase Powder
Horn lake for park.
A bonfire on Hennepin avenue and Tenth
street called out the department yesterday
morning. No damage
The manual and membership roll of Plym-
outh church was revised last evening by
the prudential committee.
The North Minneapolis sewer tunnel is
5,615 feet IN length, and is now within
twenty-seven feet of the shaft.
The Excelsior club (colored) gave a most
enjoyable ball at Window hall last evening
Some thirty-hve couples were present.
AT the meeting of the Minnesota Loan and
Trust company yesterday all the old directors
were reelected. together with A. NJ. Keith
and A. G. Haugen.
The Northwestern Lumberman will be re-
organized on joint stock basis June by the
new owners, j. N. Mind, c. NJ. Palmer, w. r.
Gregory and w. c. Edgar.
Twenty-six members of the Minneapolis
Bicycle club took spin on their wheels last
evening and attracted great deal of atten-
ton by their excellent riding
There was meeting called for at the Nicollet
house last evening for the purpose of form
ing cricket club, but up to a late hour no
one had:put in an appearance.
The regular monthly meeting of the Min
neapolls Celtic association was held mt Win
dom hall last evening, when considerable
routine business was transacted.
There was jam at the dime museum last
night the attraction being Big Winnie. The
front rows of seats have been reserved for
ladies hereafter, at all performances.
The members OF the CONGREGATIONAL
churches held their weekly fellowship meet
ing yesterday at the Church of the Covenant.
where the abiding Power" was discussed,
The president ana vice president being alb
sent, the Exposition board of directors elected
Capt. Gilmore temporary chairman YESTERDAY
morning, and Immediately went into exec
utlve session.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued TO
John +. Walsh and Mary A Norton; James
X. Emery and Lizzie A. Studley; Ole Hanson
and Olraine Peterson; Severn a. Breeding
and Nestle A. Carr.
The ennual Press club benefit has been ar
ranged to take place at the Grand opera
house at the close Of the regular season.
The entertainment will be a good one. and
the best of talent will be secured.
The Newsboys Home association are nego-
tiating for the purchase of the Friendly Inu
Their present home must be vacated and they
want quarters large enough to accommodate
all the boys who need their assistance.
Three small boys amused themselves by
putting cannon torpedoes on the Hennepin
avenue car tracks last evening. When a car
came along there were loud explosions but
| it takes more than torpedo to brighten a
street car horse.
Deacon J. c. Hoblitt, at the Baptist social
| last night "These reporters come around
and expect to get full report of an evening
| of this kind in two minutes; they can never
| wait, but If 1t was a dog fight they would
| manage somehow to see it through
Officers Pickett and Brault last night found
| an insane man wandering about the streets
| on Fourteenth avenue southeast near Fourth
| street. He was taken to the central station
| and is very violent. He says his name is
| James Powell and that his father died Mon
| day night. This is the only information that
| can be gained from him as to his identity.
| It was an amused and amusing crowd that
| sat in Etzler's yesterday and watched the
winning score of the Minneapolis-La Crosse
| game. Some of the theories advanced TO ac-
count for the large score were ingenious and
amusing. By a mistake of the operator, the
| score was tied at the eighth inning. and until
| o'clock the crowd was kept in suspense
that was terrible.
The annual election of officers and four di--
rectors of the Y. NJ. G.. A. occurs this even
ing. The polls will be open from 8 to
o'clock, after which time the regular
members parlor The entertainment win
be musicale by Carl ". Lachmund' 1